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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, AEIz.
 January 2nth 1SS-

LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, AEIz.
 January 20th, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler mas filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge, or in his absence the Clerk of the Di -trict Court of Apache County, Arizona Territory. at St. Johns, Arizona. February 25 1887, viz: Juan Sepulveda, of Show Low, Arizona TerritOry for his DeclaratOry Statement No. 1854, for the north F of the northeast 14. Section No 23, and west of the southeast 4, Sec. 14, Township No. nine north, range No. twenty y-fiye east,
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land. viz: Jose Padilla, Sllvestre Padilla, of St Johns. Ariz ona, George Thompson, Mike McGrath, Of ErastuS, Arizona.
 ja20-6t J, L. CAMP, Register.
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NOTICE FUK PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AY PRESCOTT. ARIZONA
 February 10. 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge Of Apache County, Arizona Ter itory. at st. Johns. Arizona, on Ma4ch 18th, 1884, viz: Fed TO Jaramil.O, of Show Low, Arizona Territory. for his Declarutpry Statement, No. 1925, for the fractional north l5 of the northwest quarter and fra; t;onal north f2 of the northeast quarter of SccIi n 6, Township l0north, Range 2i east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said and viz: Diego Garcia, NeStOr Jaramillo, NJ. Mccarthy and H. Mitch, Il, all of Show Low, Arizona TerrtOry.
 J. L. CAMP feIO6t Register.
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STAGE CONNECTIONS. Via Laguna to the Indian village of Acoma, 16 miles.
 Via Wingate to Fort wingate, miles; zuni, 45 miles.
 Via Manuelito to Fort Defiance (Navajo Agen- cy) p miles, Canon de Chelle, 65 miles; Keans Canon, 90 miles.
 Via Navajo, tri-weekly stages to St. Johns 54 miles, Springerville. S5 miles.
 Via H0lbrook, tri-weekly stages to Fort Apache 95 miles; Show Low, 90 miles; Taylor, 35 miles, Moqui Indian villages tho regular Stage) go miles. Via WinslOw, to Brigham City and Sunset. Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott and Whipple Barracks. 4 miles; daily stages from Prescott to Phpnix, and tri-weekly stages from Prescott to Fort Verde.
 Via Peach Springs to the Grand Canon of the Colorado, Is miles
 Via kingman. daily stages to Stockton Hill, 10 miles; Mineral Park, It miles, Cerbat, 14 miles. Via Yucca tri-we0kly stage to Signal, 40 miles. Via The Needles, steamer to Yuma, Colorado river agency. Fort Mohave MOhave City, Hardy vile. Arizona and Fl Dorado canon, Nevada
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1887-04-22

,dsred much at the whole affair, and none could
explain it. After about ffieen minutes, they
again stepped into thoir boat and pushed of.
I waited until could hear nothing Of Them,
,thsp graz wled up upon the log, and rs did not
Wish 10 run any futhsr risk. sat there till day.
break.
''1he sun was about 10 rIso, when the log
which was upon washed up against tho bank
not far from where the Ohio empties into the
Mississippi. I caught hold orsome bushes, and
pulled tho log up alongside Of the bank, un-
loosed my rifle, and got out. had been in the
water so long that was very weak, aud was
shrivelled up, but as began to stir about
felt better, and setting Of, wen, back up the
river TO where I started upon the log. The
first thing I seed upon getting back, was old
Jupo sitting on the bank waiting for me, at the
very spot where the log slipped off. The thing
wanted to lick me all over, she was 50 glad to
see me. 1 was then right tired, so started of
home, and in about week or two Jupe aud /
arrived there safo and sound, aud that is the
end of my story.
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WONDERFUL SPRINGS. The Post Pran.
dial mineral springs near Weaverville has
added to its claims for notoriety. DR.. w.
W. Wing, who has closely observed the
effects Of this water and studied its vir.
tues says that in addition to its being q
wonderful aid to digestion, and apparently
specific for dyspepsia, it has also been
discovered to be an emmengogue. (Intend-
cd for eggnog no doubt.--Ep. UNION TIMES. J
This possibly will bo something entirely
new in the way Of mineral waters.-Ashe-
uMc AdUance.
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THE dying WIFE.

Lay the babo upon my bosom, let -fsslhss
sweet warm breath,
For s'rsSsst chill Q sr me passes, and ! know
that u ID death. EE{I..kaFs
l would gafe upon the treasure scarcely Eivsn
ero go;
Feerher rosy dimpied Angers wander Ger py
cheek of snow. ... ...,..,.sf
am passing through the waters, but . blessed
light appears" - ~
Kncel beside me, husband dearest, let me kiss
away thy tears. O. Ia
Wres'le with thy grief, as Jacob strore from
midnight until day,
II may leave an angels blessing when II van.
ishcs away. II : m
Lay tho babe upon my bosom, lis not long she
can be there - q ~ sf
See how to my heart she n.stle,-'ti, the pearl
love to wear,
II in after years beside thee, sits another In
my chair;
Though her voice be sweeter music, and her
face than mine more .fair ); ~
II cherub calls thee father farImore beautiful
~ than this,
Love my first born, oh my husband; .sparn
not the motherless. -
Tell her sometimes of her mothcr-you will
call her by my name ..
Shield her from the winds Of sorrow-if she
SiAeb VII SSutiy UihIncs
Lead her sometimes where I'm sleeping, 1 will
answer if she calls,
Aud my breath will stir her riuglets, when my
voice in blessing falls;
And her soft blue, eyes will brighten with .
wonder whence Il came
In her heart, when years pass o'cr her, she
will find her mothers name.
1t is said tina, every mortal walks between two
angels here, s.-... '-
One records the ILL, but blots Il, IL before the
midnight drear
Man repentcth if uacancelled then, he seals
il for the skies, ..
And the right band angel wsepetb, bowing low
with veiled eyes.
will bo her right hand angel, sealing up the
good for Heaven,
Striving that tho midnight watches fud NO
misdeeds unforgiven;
You'll not forget me. dsr ling, when Pm sleep
?. ing meath the sol
Love the babe upon my bosom, as love thee.
next TO God.
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MoRPuIA AND CocAINE.-The deaths
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Fairfield from the use of
morphia and cocaine arc another warning
to those who indulge in such drugs without
proper medical supervision. Morphia is
one of the active principles o: opium. 1t
is narcotic in its effects. 1t first stimulates
and afterward by its reaction causes sleep.
The scediness and prostration felt on awak-
ening nre easily forgotten by the aid of q
fresh application of the drug, and in this
way an uncomfortable habi. is soon formed.
p Cocaine has only been in use for the last
two years. It's chief use is as = local an
aesthetic which, by inducing unconscious
ness in any part of the body, allows small
operations to bo performed without pain.
Taken internally, its action resembles that
Of chloral, and its constant use is apt, like
chloral, to weaken tho hearts action to a
dangerous extent and make death probable
at moments notioe.-Neao York Sun.
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A RUSH TO AMERIcA.-Queenstown
April l3.-The arrivals here of emigrauts
on their way to the United States are enor.
nous. Railways are running special trains
to accom- modate this class Of travel. The
number of emigrauts now awaiting steam
ers to carry them to their destinations is
already greater than can be housed in the
hotels and lodging houses, and many arc
camping in the streets. Fifteea hundred
embarked yesterday, and 5000 more are
expected to arrive Saturday next to take
steamers.
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THE TREAcnERoUs MuLE.-A cores
pondent of the Hartwell, Ca, Sun says
There was very large mule that died in
my neighborhood, aud three years after it
was dead it killed nine-y yearold negro boy.
Ibis Is true statement. Tho circum-
stances were as follows: The hawks were
very bad at our house, and we took the
skull of the above mentioned mulo and hung
it up in the top of mulberry tree to scare
the hawks away. In the GUNNER when
the mulberries were ripe1the negroes
climbed up the tree and shook it, and the
skull fell and struck the negro boy on the
head killing him instantly. 1t was three
years to the very day from tho time the
mule died until ho killed the negro.
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A PREDICAMENT
rLoAriaalD@o alD@owNTllH[roH1o. @

Come, Earth said nm old hunter. a .b.r;F
ought always, be able to tsla good story, that
he mny apsss q fellow whenhe is making hin
shell outlet us see what you can do in that
way
Time enough said Earth, when am elect.
ed but at present must knock abont TO sec II
can pick up vote or two
The best way to pick ur votes, Earth re.
Piled laequaiutaaos, 10 to tell.a eosd story
Very we'll, then, jack said Earth. sd.
dressing the last speaker, make . ring and
give me fair play, and will tell one, and
whether II may be good or bad, leave you
Oil tojudge. 1t shall be the truth that IA. Il
shall be something which has happened to me
at sometime Of my life.'
Then whack away said Jack, and tell us
OF the time that you foated down the Ohio.'
wei, WE'LL said Earth, bursting into loud
laugh Il will tell that, for had almost forgot
II; but was in q predicamsnt, wan'tIY'.
Tell us tho story and We shall then judge
said IN old hunter, who, standing near, was
leaning on.his rife.
'1henIn Of, old man, said Earth, .opes
upon Zine l had talen my old dog Jupit.r.
that you have once heard me tell of-old Juns
was nice thing-I had taken hsr long. sni
gone Of on bear hunt, had been absent two
or three weeks. and had ysntursd very n.
from home. was venturesome lad in thoss
days, and never better satisfied. than when
alone in the wild woods. I had worked NV
way down the fork formed By the enpiyips Of
the Cumberland into the Ohio river. and b.a
worried the, bears right badly. 1 had hsd
rare sport. Old Jupe was in good huuor, and
she and were mighty loving. for she had
fought some fights which + can nsy,r6 sorsst
and which made me love her like q new flint.
and she loved me rs II was bacon boue. for
helped her out Of some Of her difficulties.
when IL would have bssns gous ssss Il Z hadn,t
been present; say difficulties, for I never saw
dog so tired as she was. do believe durips
some of these fights that am now taking
about, I saw the bears hug her until thsy
stretched her cut into . long string. Yes,
have seen 'em squeeze her until she want
larger than my arm, aud at least MAE or ten
feet long; you might have wound her up int
q ball, just as you would have done bsak Of
yarp.'
Then they must have killed her, E.rth,'
said one " tha gfpvpYNY2 q
You know nothing about H. said Earth,
don't interrupt me.
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LINES IN REPLY: -T-F
10 p Am Dying Surely Dying" BY Jsmei
w. Trsiswell.
III A SOLDIER rR,rSD.

He. vas dyiugl Ycs, was dying, y
And dhas been fof many year n
martyr to his recklessness-
His blind and mad career.
'Tis true he was . favor'J youth !;
knew him when boy,
And thought his future would be bright,
With nothing to alloy.
j, knew him a., student, ...f ..-.,r
when beginning his young life;
knew him rs n soldier g..
On the bloody field Of strife. f,y., ri,
He had mind few eouId surpass, ".''
A. courage that ns'sr failsd, ....l
And his dash upon tho battle field
No critic e,er assailed. N'G lE
These virtues won him many friend,
Andlmtny eRord was spoken
Inat or their kindly thoughts Of him
Was but well-earned token.
But he has left US Yes, ha, left US.
Oar soldier friend has gone
To join his comrades on that shore
From whence they'll ne'er return.
The boys on this side saw him,
Like q veteran, laid away;
On the silent bier they bore him,
Who SO bravely wore the gray
While with hearts Of keen emotion
Prayed the Judge Of right and wrong
TO take him to His bosom
With oil the ransomed throug.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-10-20

DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The tsllowiu, gentlemen have signitied
their willingness 10 par,.ciPat. in tho meet
ms u- tar a. they attic
'ulc- r. Dycr. spencer Harrison. Hon
T. Lancaster, President II the Mary land
mo.rarir Club II Washington, Hon. I.
\ Lambert, - Washington, Robert 3. Tip
prrr. of the Baltimore Bar.
Hon + f.. Jackson. Hon VIM PIncbncy
Nhyt and l.. Victor Baughman. candi-
dates inr Governor. ATTORNEY General and
Comptroller, Will address thu mas meeting
= I.ouuarltuwn uu O .,alcr 18th
lIiliyllic, saturday, October hi Isl
4 lul-''- Thur-.!ay, October thu 9Th
=. G.ar-r'- Island, Friday. oct, the ,th
Jarlao,,iIlr, saturday. october the 9Th.
Gr.a' MIL, Saturday, October the 18th.
l.'larlt.wn Tuesday, October the 18th.
Ni'cst'wu, Saturday, October the 2and.
M..,uuir-yillr, saturday, October 10Th.
Chap'i-', saturday, November the 9TH
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health, leff home for school. Ia a few
months ihe god Sisters ~ Mt -. Agnes
informed her father that the germs Of con-
sumption had appeared anil although every
effort was made - save her, the tide of life
ebbed away. and to-day she sleeTs beside
her mother in the city II the dead Few
children Of her age ever made more friends.
BEAUTIFUL in features, sweet and gentle in
disposition, she won the hearts Of ali with
whom she came in contact. During her
sickness she was never heard 10 cntnnlain-
although she suffered very much. a short
time before she died. she exclaimed ~,
God, let me live or die. Thy viii BE- done"
which expression, for one Of her tender age.
was truly remarkable Like Z flower that
blOOmed TO lie biighted was the life Of our
little Maude, and although il is sal for the
father and little sisters 10 realize that they
VIII never hear her voice again, vet they
should DC resigned, knowing that their loss
Is her gain, and in the words # the little
sufferer, say 20 God, Thy will be done:
Like dew drops exhaled a. they glistsn,
Like tn angelic life which She led,
Like melody hushed while we listen
i our love for the beautiful dead
On Monday, the 18th instant. in this
village. ELIZABETH, relict Of the late
VIM: b. Morgan, aged - years May she
rest in peace.
On the 18th instant, in this district. Pc
TER II. ABELL, aged about 43 years. 4
kind father, good citizen, an honest man.
May he rest In peace
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GRAND TOURNAMENT,

SUPPER AND BALL will take place AZ
Mr.. John j. Purcei's near Jarboesville. on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day Of October
if fair, IL not, the first fair day, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for much needed
repairs ofsSs. Nicholas Church.
In addition 70 the Crowns, there will he
prizes awarded 10 the four successful
knights. viz: 4 Saddle, Handsome Role
Bride and Whip.
novel feature in this Tournament will
be the entrance of several widowers. with
out re gard 10 wears, 10 contest for the honor
0i carrying of the prizes against their more
youthful competitors, SO look young gentle
men "a your laurels.
knights fee, with entrance 10 Ball. 81 90
fitting to commence at l O'Clock, p NJ
sharp.
= Rights wishing to ride will com.
municate with II. T. IIammett or JEFF b
Jarboe, Jarboeville
Orator of the day,-Daniel c. Hammett
Coronation Orator,-B. ii. Camalier;
Chief Marshall
Assistant Marshall
Heralds,-JohR l.. Hilton, Joe Mckay:
Judge:.-J. Frank Bohanan, John B.
Purcell John y. b. Shermantine:
Gate keeper,-James T. Cox;
Committee o! Arrangements = Captain
Eikanah Wise, VIM. F. Ford, jeff 81
Jarboe
Oct. 10, 1897.
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criminals in Baltimore city 10 the peniten-
iiary, that there was ~ further grnuHd for
the reform movement.
Mr.. George ". l. Buekler and J. VI.
Dent, both members Of the present board
Of county commissioners, and the former q
candidate for reelection, then addressed the
meeting ON the subject Of county taxation
and expenditures, contrasting in = very
strong manner the difference between The
democratic and republican administrations,
demonstrating clearly the reduced expen-
ditures under the democratic board 81 com
missioners.
At the Close of Mr. Dents remarks, there
being no other speakers, the meeting adj
jOumcd
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NOTICE.

mHE FOLLOWING ACT OF Assem-
BLY, passed March, 1856, is published
q for the benefit Of those who are in the
habit IF carrying guns, &c, on days Of cleo
ton
SECTION !. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly Of Mary land, That from and al
ter the passage Of this Act it shall no; be
lawful for any person in II. Mary's county
10 carry on the days Of election and prirna-
the polls, secretly or otherwise, any gun,
pistol, dirk. dirk-knife, razor. billy or blud-
geon; and any person violating the provi-
Sons Of this Act shall be deemed guilty of
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Ann VI. Combs and Charlotte B. McShcrrv
".
Ellen Rehccca Fenwick and others.

In the Circuit Court for Il. Mary IS coun.
~, sitting aS a Court Of Equity.
No. cal " f
Ordered this llth day of October, ISL
that the Auditors Report, fled in the above
cause, be ratified and confirmed. unles:
cause 10 the contrary I've shown on or be.
fore the l>t Monday Of November, 1887
provided copy Of this order be published
in the -. Mary's BEACON once 4 week for
three successive weeks prior TO the said Isl
Monday 81 November.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
J. FRAME FORD, Clerk.
Oct l3-3w
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cerncd, TIL following act oi the Lcgisla-
ture, passed March 9th, 1863. l. pub
lished
CHAPTER 1911.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale If spiritUou~
or iermcuted liquors in the several cruu-
ties of the State on the iay pt election.
SECTION l. BE il enacted 10y the GENE
raj Ass. mhly If MARY land. That il shall
not tc lawful for the keeper Of any hotel.
tavern, store, drinking establishment. or any
other place where liquors are sold, or Tor
any person or persons, directly or indirect
". e. sell, barter, or give or dispose OF anv
spiriiuous or icrmcntei liquors. ale ur beer,
al Intoxicating drinks of any kind, on the
days OF election hereafter 81 ue held in the
several counties Of this State.
SIC. =. BE il enacted, That any person
violating the provisions OF this Act shall hc
liable TO indictment by the Grand Jury ui
the county where the ofTense is committed.
and shall, upon conviction before any Judge
Of any OF the Circuit Counts uf this State. ne
fined sum not les than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollar, for each and
every oifenSe: onc-halfthe fine shall be paid
the infOrmer. the other half 20 the County
Commissioners, for use Of the public rad.
J. PHILIP GREENW WELL,
sheriff Of 81 MaryS county.